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>buy an expensive new weapon or armor
>find it in the very next dungeon
ITT: shit that annoys you in retro RPGs

>> No.485663

>>485640
>buying anything
>Ever

>> No.485656

>>485640

That was always pretty standard. The idea is that you know you'll find that shit later, so you can choose to either spend money to get it now, or do without until it shows up.

>> No.485667

Stop being a silly willy and save your money to get other things.

>> No.485682

In Zelda games, I like to make use of the shops and stuff. Sitting with your rupees maxed out the entire game just seems boring. Spend that dosh, then get back out there are fight to earn it back motherfucker.

>> No.485692
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485692

>That extreme difference in power when you save up for that ridiculously expensive weapon that is beyond the normal price range one

No better feeling.

>> No.486939

>>485656
In my experience in most games you can't depend on finding all the equipment and will instead be too weak to advance. But if you're playing a party based game where the characters don't have unique armor you can get one or two pieces of equipment and juggle them if you come across moer.